Nebraska Administrative Code
Topic - CORRECTIONAL SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF
Title 68 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES
Chapter 10 - PETITION FOR DECLARATORY ORDER
Section 68-10-006 - Declaratory Order Proceeding

Universal Citation: 68 NE Admin Rules and Regs ch 10 ยง 006

Current through September 17, 2024

006.01 Oral Argument, When. Oral argument shall be had only on specific order of the agency. A petitioner, intervenor, necessary party, or the agency may submit a motion for oral argument to the agency director. If opportunity for oral argument is granted, then argument shall be scheduled to be conducted not more than forty-five (45) days after filing of the petition. Petitioner and all other parties or, when represented, their attorneys, shall be served by the agency with a notice of the date, time, and location for oral argument. The agency shall provide each of the parties with notice of the proceeding not less than seven (7) days in advance of the scheduled date. Service shall be made by certified mail, return receipt requested.

006.02 Oral Argument, Procedure. Oral argument will be made before a hearing officer or before any representative of the agency who is authorized to render or to recommend a decision to the agency. The hearing officer or agency representative shall be in control of the proceeding and shall:

006.02A Identify the proceeding and introduce himself or herself and identify each party for the record;

006.02B Hear the oral argument of the petitioner, intervenor, or necessary parties;

006.02C Close the proceedings.

006.03 At the declaratory order proceeding, agency staff shall have the right to present oral argument.

006.04 The hearing officer or representative may impose reasonable time limits on the amount of time allocated to each party for oral argument.

006.05 The parties and agency staff may file briefs in support of their respective positions. The hearing officer may fix the time and order of filing briefs and may direct that briefs be submitted prior to the date of oral argument.

006.06 The oral argument may be conducted either in person or by telephone conference call.

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